What was a primary reason that many Germanic tribes began to move south into Roman territory during the 300s and 400s C.E.?

They were offered land and citizenship by the Roman emperor to help boost the economy.

They were fleeing an invasion from the Huns, a group of warriors from Central Asia.

They wanted to establish a new, unified kingdom with its capital in Rome.

They were hired as a massive army to defend the Eastern Roman Empire.

Which event in 410 C.E. served as a major shock and revealed the vulnerability of the Western Roman Empire?

A Germanic general overthrew the last Roman emperor.

The Visigoths successfully captured and looted the city of Rome.

The capital of the empire was officially moved to Constantinople.

The Roman army was defeated by the Huns in a major battle.

The tribes were peacefully assimilated and given jobs managing Roman farms.

The Roman government paid them large sums of gold to leave the territory.

Many tribes raided Roman cities and agricultural lands for supplies.

The tribes immediately adopted Roman laws and helped defend the borders.

The Visigoth leader who led the raid on Rome in 410 C.E.

The Germanic general who took control in 476 C.E.

The last emperor of the Western Roman Empire.

A Roman emperor who tried to fix the economy with reforms.

the city of Rome was sacked by the Vandals.

the Roman Empire was formally divided into East and West.

the last Western Roman emperor was overthrown by a Germanic general.

Constantine moved the capital to a new city in the east.